An artistic testament to resilience, Shazaya Museum transforms war-torn metal into breathtaking sculptures and installations—a vision brought to life by artist Charles Nassar.

A Unique Artistic Escape

Shazaya Museum hosts a variety of art pieces displayed both outdoors and indoors, from a mesmerizing cave gallery to a striking metal treehouse—originally built for harvesting dates—blending creativity with functionality.
Nestled in the scenic village of Remhala, Aley, Shazaya Museum is a hidden gem easily accessible from the main road.

Art Pieces

Shazaya Museum is home to a striking collection of metal artworks, each telling a unique story. Some pieces are forged from war remnants—shrapnel, bullet casings, and salvaged debris—transformed into thought-provoking sculptures. Others are crafted from traditional metal, skillfully manipulated to create intricate designs and bold artistic statements. Together, these artworks create a compelling dialogue between destruction and renewal, blending history with artistic reinvention.

Officially-Recognized Tourist Attraction

In 2024, the Lebanese Ministry of Culture officially recognized Shazaya Museum as part of the country’s national museums list. The recognition was marked by an inauguration ceremony in September 2023, attended by Caretaker Culture Minister Mohammad Mortada.

Planning Your Visit

🕒 Hours: Open daily from 10 AM to 4 PM.
💰 Entry Fee: 250,000 LBP per person (cash only).
📍 Location: Remhala, Aley, Lebanon – main road.
🗺️ Navigation: Find us on Google Maps or Apple Maps.

Important considerations:

Wear comfortable shoes: High heels are not allowed due to the unique flooring design.
The indoor cave has narrow spaces—those with claustrophobia or asthma may prefer to stay outside.
The elevated treehouse offers stunning views, but visitors uncomfortable with heights may want to admire it from below.

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